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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-11

st. Clalsvlile Accommodation cop Ia. daily.
Lanesvill. Accommodation ka'cs Wheeling nj
40 4 ~. daily.
~ C!AIrNiIie recommendation, leaves Nbc'I.
ing Gt $50 q m, 10 and 100 p m. Returning
ARRIVES nj Wheeling Al sos ~ mAdsiiy, lsJ snd
cls > N, daily except SiadSy'
Train leaving nj go . m AMI nlb .. M
through 10 Cincinnati with"ui chang, With
sleeper through Ia Cincinnati on night train.
C1iuinhus Accommodation leaves wheeling ~
2s3 y. IN, Rellairc At 2Oi p m, daily crrcpt Anr'
s.y.
Chicago Limitci leaving al 9:i5p. m. hsa sleep.
Ing car for Chicago ont 81 Mhc.ling.
SOuGisSille Accommodation leaves Whec'Iss
AT 1900 IN. AMI srtyes al s"uod'viI'e s'i.o
y. m, daily exc, ri sunday.
FainnDnt recommendation leaves nj tlO y. n.
Through coach nom wheeling Ia CireinDsu'
daily GA 10. 3, leaving Wheeling al DO o N ~
riyInr II Cincinnati At ciaP n
Clns. connection made fof all point SnaIis s"J
aoutli North and Northwest. making this q
desirable rulie fuT CDloiSN aIsh IGnupA moving
10 the Great wed- ard b. whor5 rarianhT sisp.
TickcE to all ptp.ipNI pajnY N aie NJ defst,
slN~ying car SrO~cnppoiat;ons r.n tc sSpinSb II
Depot 1rskJi UniSS-
riaset ky,Ji h 40. DvpS.
JOHN pAIIIk
TIrfct Agent. usdrr SiiHr- nouss
IUiIE I LANH. f,sy. psss,nEr! Asr.-
q. X. LORD, Urn. Pas, agent
wR N CEkM EsIr, Manager, Bsiunore. No.
~NJBEyLINs AND rIrrsBJRo DfclslCE
On aud ansr May -, Is7. ps.engss rains s,l
run ~ follows Central Standard IA
DEPARTURE.
For Piusburg go e. N, daily SIC Q. n. daily.
I'D y. N. daily, and 100 p. N. daily.
For wOhingiop- SO p. ~, sally sHnspt BIZ.
day
ARRIyAlA
Prom Pituburg- 90 q N. dafiy lliB q n.
and Cts y. m, daily eIceps sunday; ii.n }. u.
daily.
Prom w1hiGsIu -s0a m, daily esc~rt saa.
day.
q. l.. LORD, GensIAi pas0nrrs Agcot
~. r4I,oS: s.Ps.d.at rtsssarh:
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r'FTTu,LWUH;
OIL City,

OIL CITY, Pa, October 10.-Petroleum
Opened at Csc; highest, G9,c; lowest
6sSc; closed at 69c. Sales I ,0lG,000 barrels;
c~learances 1856, 600 barrels; shipments
lO9, go barrels; charters II ,9Oi barrels.
Pittsburgh.
~PTrrssURG, October ln-Petrolenm-
Dull hut fTmer; opened at G-sC; closed at
Csc; highest, 69!c; lowest, este.
CitusViiIe.
%'TlTUsvILI x, October 10.-PetF0leum-
Opened at oslo; highest 69ici lowest Oslo;
closed nj 69C.
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MGreIin9 Rseister
Grarelers' 6nids,

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AENPLANATrnS OF REFERENCE MARKS: %naiIy.
isluday excepted MONDAY excepted 70
Meridian. July Il, 1881. Wheeling time, which
Is lust one hour earlier than Central Time:
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, October 10.-Dry Goods
There was demand for many miscellaneous
aesortments, but the chief business was
reached through deliveries on old orders
There is good uuiertone 10 the market for
cation Foods.
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WaterInr. n. Jan. gOth, ls

Psoriasis. Eczema. letter, RingwUTn, Lizheu,
Prritus Seal bead, Mix Crust, Dandruh, Ber
berS', Baker, Grocer and WR1herWoInsn 5 lich'
and every species Of Itching, Burning Hcaly;
Pimply HuuorS Of the Skin and Scalp ana
R'oIi, with Las Cf Hsir, are positively caIel .!
CUuCU A the great skin Cure, and CCTICu.A
80 P. an exquisite skin Beautiher eNtaTnAl!y
and CUIICURi RESO VEST. the nee Blood run
internally, when physicians and all Other rene
dies fail.
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Com Al fasteners

We the undersigned Ranks and Bankers VIII
pay All iTIEcs drawn in The Louisiana state lot
LIies which may be presented al our counters
.. "a. OGLESBH, Pres. Louisiana Natl Bank.
PIERRE LANAU&. Pres. Stats Natl Bank.
A.. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Nat'i Rank
CAEE EUHN. PrcsL Union National BSnt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-11

November 76c; December nc; May S&!c.
COrn-Dull; May 46c. Oats-Dull. Glover
Seductive and steady; prime 81 "a;
No. S. ID.
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VALUABLE
Farm For Sale.

TN TYLFI COUNTY. ". VA, SITUATED on
the SisteTsyiIIe and Hey N%artinsyille road
two miles from Siyteryille. This farm eOatsin.
I0eacres. about SOTO % improved. the balance in
GOOD uHl-y. The land lays well. cru nearly all
be moved with moving machine, has three
hearing orchards Of gOOffriiL new frAme house
buiIt last summer, Gn excellent well of wster at
the door. good frame tarn. 2Tf0 fest, Eith large
she's attached costing 800, and cistsn in bsrn
yard. The farm Is well wAiered and mostly In
grass Wal sell everything on the farm: Good
epln Of HOrse<, Harness. Wagon, Moving Ma
chine, Sulky. Hay Rake, PloWs and snali t0ols
OF cvtry kind Parties waiting property 81 this
lind can get g bargain by calling on OF addnes-
ing EOosE
suslgsh SIasnsFiIle, ". Va
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Sold everywhere. Price. CUTICURA, Je soar,
sc RESoLvEST, 81 Prepsped by the Pofrhk
DRUG AMI CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mas. -,
STSend for How 90 Cure skin Diseases, o.
pages. 20 Illustrations and Ito teStimsaials-
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REMEMBER tGat the presence Of uCcerab
n, anregarf anI Early, who are la charge Uf the
drawings. il n guarantee Of ab.OIItH fairnctg and
integrity. that the chances Ar6 ali equal, aud
that 40 one Can possibly divine WhA. number
vii. draw n prEr.
REM EMRER that the payment 81 all Prizes
Is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATION.
Al. RANKS Of New Orleans, and the Tickets
are signed by the President az SIN Institution,
whose chartered rights are recognized in the
highest Courts: therefore. beware 81 any imiLs
tiNns ar snsnymouE schemeG Bl3GW&SGi
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xnttrrr.

Capital Prize, = $50 600
1--WE do hereby certify that We supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi-An.
nual Drawing ofthc louisiana State Lottery Com.
psny, and IN person manage aud control the
drawings themselves, and that the same Are con.
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and ia god faith
Tow ard all parties, and we authorize the company
IN W.. this certificate, With fac-similes - cuT H.
natures attached, ~ -, advertisements
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Railroads.
DIrTSBURG, CINCINNATI AND ST.
i LOUIS RAILROAD CO,

(Psn Handle Rouie.) Under schedule In edel
Nav ~. lS1, trains leave Wheeling, Ccu
trsi standard Time: For SieubSnvilte and Pitts.
buuh, 6SS r. m, i2&S p. m, SO y. m For
Sleubenyiile, SNh D. m. The 6S a m. and
So T. IN. trains make direct connection for
ColnmbuS Cincinnati. indianapolis and Chicago.
The l2sS p. m. train makes direct connection
for Columbus and Chicago Trains arrive al
wheeling a. els n m, 1000 a m, 2%s y N. and
m myis
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Capital Prize, $3.50. 600.

I, ITg Prizes, amounting 10 .-.........."..-&bS5,U
Application for rates TO Ciubs should hc mste
Only ~ the Office a. the Company Ia New Or
leans
For further information write clearly, giving
ful! address. POSTAL NOHEk. kEpress
Money OnicrsOr Mex York Exchange In ordinary
letter, CuT-,,,uY t. express IA: our exp asel &c.
dr,gSSi
- & DAUpHsN
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NMHEELINa AND Elm GROVE r. R.

On and sfar Monday, May ,, 1881, Trainson the
Wheeling and Elm Grove K. K, will run aS fC!-
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AND rrnBJRa DfrIsIGR
RIVER EAILackU.

limo table taking oast June zsh, is.7,
Passenger trains viii ~, ~ solloys-Gen'si
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FROM
MALARIA
ELY'S
CREAM BALM

CleaDSSS the
Nasal FaSSa
q AllayS Pain
and Innarlma-
ton, Heals the
Sores, Restores
the Senses OF
T a : { . & n d
Smell
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iddt.Ss Krgistsred Letter /"
ava nG..rS ~ SATIDSSI BsHE
kes Orleans. isf<-
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sunday trains On X 40 b. INV. 2. cs.rss
l. n Point Pleasant fhis 10 he short line snd
partisa Purchasing ticksu sboah ask fs tet-
rs via the Ohio River kailrusd. Yos inforDs-
lion rezz11i1R The rAlcz. rontes. sec-, odoroD
- n0HUDo0
0snexal Pn0>ag>S Aeeo1
pnkerttuK, ". VA
YDyD. HUsknkH.
Travelling Pstengx Aesl
WAsk1kng IVA
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DkLTIMoks AND ONO RAILROAD CON
u pGny. ON and amer July u. l&0, passenger
trains win run ~ follows-whseling. IS Meridian
w,r, of River, Central time:
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CATARRH
TRY the CURE Hay -FEVER
CATARRH

ISIS disease or the NITROUS membrane, generally
,-l,iuarfu. in the nasal passages and maintain
Irs lis stronghold iu the heal From this point
u sends, vVtu u pOl~uuuu, Y rus into the stomach
snl GGunugh the digestive organs, COrtupting The
Nrppl and Producing other troublesome anu
ta grrDE, symptoms.
N~rar.vEe is applied into each UoStril and Is
tsr-aar,e. pTlCr H cents no druggists, by mail,
rr.-.g-sI. 90 cents. ELY BROTHERS No. 81
t,,a-rllra street. New York.
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~. "a. A. DATrIIIA.,
WHshiBEgsJ, u. 4.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 8 1-2a5 Per Cent.-Goyernments
Duh and UnchRnged-Stooks Lower
Flour Quiet and Unchanged - Wheat
Active and Unchanged
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'sole APeut far pupours Sporting. Mining
and z gsuiug gr,G-r.
headquarters rDr f.k'gWsnn K WINS cele.
'"'ea Church CluJlys, all styI,s lan22
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-07-30

The Mass Meeting of citizens held
in the Metropolitan Temple last
Tuesday evening to protest againat
the coercive policy of the British
Government in ireland was in every
respect an unqualified success. The
large attendance of citizens, hailing
and descended from every national
ity under the sun, and the liberal
contributions made towards the re-
lief of eyicted tenantry, went far to
show, that the sympathy Of the
world at large is with the Irish in
their struggle against historical
cruelty and oppression. A notable
feature of the evenings proceed
ings, was the delivery of the opening
address by Henry e. leighton, an
Englishman, yes, and an English
man of whom England as we'll as his
adopted country might well be proud
If all Englishman were Heightons
Ireland would not oppose union OF
lamour for home rule.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-07-30

The recent disclosures made by
State Prison Director Filcher have re-
vealed state of affairs unparalleled
in the history of modern brutality,
and atrocity.
No matter what mems crimes may
have been 50 long as the law has de-
cided that they shall live, they have
the right to live, and not be subjected
to slow murder
No baseness that it is possible for
prisoner to commit would JUST y
the brutal, inhnman, dastardly treat
ment meted out to the unfortunate
inmates Of Folsom Prison by Nc
Comb, and his myrmidons.
An Examiner representative called
at the prison after the publication
cf Mr. Filcher's statement, for the
purpose Of inquiring into the truth
of the almost incredable allegations
made by that gentleman. He was
met by McComb, who, somewhat al
harmed, proceeded to detail some
very lame excuses anent the motive
of prisoners in making the what he
called) very absurd, ridiculous, ex-
travagant, statements.
McComb, went on to say that the
word Of convicted felon, desper-
ate criminal was not to be relied
upon. Admitting that, convict is
not at all likely to make false state
ments concerning
..the secrets or the prison house
unless, he has something to gain by
doing SO. But, the prisoners 1T Fol
som have nothiug to gain by making
false statements, on the contrary,
they have everything to loose, good
conduct marks, remissions, extra
rations, "fat jobs, confidence Of the
warders, and consequent liberties
everything in fact, which tends te
tighten the monotony, and lessen th'
the bitterness Of captivity.
Knowing therefore the result o
making false. statements, knowing
that their misery would be increased
rather than alleviated, in the even
Of their being unable to prove The
same. which no matter how true
would be extremely difficult, j
stands to reason that their must b
ample foundation for the statement
made by these unfortunate prisoner
a fact made more manifest by wha
the. Examiner representative saw
with his own eyes.
The inhuman system Of keepinI
ones fellow men in dark filthy lous
cells, into which the light of da
never penetrates, and slowly starvin,
them tojdeath, gives rise to 4 quest
Ion as to motive. One wonders q
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-07-30

the seemingly trivial offence Of
"Blueskin" Smith, viz, speaking to
director as he passed through the
yard, being punished by two years
incarc ration in one of the above de-
seribed cells. Such brutality strikes
us as being unnatural, yes, but there
is doubtless something underneath
all this, which has yet to be expose d.
Prison wardens, like others who owe
their positions to low, dirty politi-
cal "pull' and accept them with a
hope of netting in "boodle in addi-
tion TO their salaries, these latter be-
ing mere secondary consideration,
are capable OF any meaness, any cru
city, any brutality, to assist them in
attaining their ends. In a prison
ike Folsom where there are many
prisoners with the command of |
willing to expend the same
literally in forbidden Injuries, there
IS bountiful harvest all ready for
warden and warders to reap, and
seldom it is they allow such opport-
lnities to slip them
1t is but natural therefore, that
'Bluesken" Smith having been sub
ected to some brutality by one of the
never too kindly warders as he doubt
ess was should, whatever his intent
ons were, on approaching passing
director suspected an intention to
''break up the game
to loathsome dungeon,
and cut off forever from commune
'ation with the outer world, as their
s little doubt he would have been, but
or the timely revelations of Director
Fileher, and subsequent inyesti-
,ations by the Examiner staff.
The offence of cold Man Hunt"
Who was found in deplorable, en-
ciated, filthy and starving condi-
ion; was even worse. viz, introduc-
ing contraband goods, you see mon
poly will brook no interference
ither in or out of prison.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-07-30

There is black line, or more cor
rectly speaking blot, which disfg-
ures modern civilization in the
United States more than any other,
and especially SO by reason of our
boasted equality, which makes the
''Color Line," the blot in question,
stand out Ill he more conspicuous
ly.
Since slavery, that is, the old time
slavery, which existed before the
Civil War, was stamped out. the old
slave-drising class have year by year
with mo43 or less success, built up
on n foundations and new ma
teri / a fresh system of servitude on
tho old principles, which at the pres
ent time bids fair to be as successful
as these unchristian wretches could
desire.
The condition of the Colored Peo-
pie in the Sonth at the present time
is truly deplorable, and were they
| left to the mercies of their white
bretheren they would grow up in ig-
noranee and crime.
1t is not so however, since the war,
the Colored Racs in America has
made rapid progress; more rapid
progress in fact than has ever been
made by any race in so short a peri
lod, an 4 considering the circumstan
ces, considering that twenty FIVE
years ago the Colored People had no
schools, no churches, no constitu-
tional rights, in fact not a single
privilege in common with their fell
low men but what was conferred up
on them by The Almighty Creator
their improvement is marvellous
lSchools have sprung up with Colored
| teachers, Churches, with Colorec
Ministers, and Newspapers, devoted
| to the interests of the Race, and con
'lducted by Colored men, hence th
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-07-30

EXCURSION RATES.
Thiry-Day EXCURSION -Round-trip Tickets to all
stations north OF San Anseim0, twenty-five per
cent reduction from single tariff rate.
Friday TO Monday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tickets
sold on Fridays, Saturdays and sundays, good q
return following Monaas: , camp gH aaS'1F, acws
$3.50: IngTam's AG. .8S
eu-day Exclrsion-Round-trip Tickets
Su. DAYS only: Camp Taylor. 81. 80 s,ass sNz
sl75; Tomaies, $500; Ingram - s
STAGE COSNENS IS
Stsgesbsve Irgrams dali S
tewfrts Point Qua
Cave. Navarro, NJ Es
on the North Coz
JNo w. COLE
General
GEM
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-07-30

The Gardens are large, COM
modions and. full of .attractioH,-
Families and all who visit the
Gardens, especially on that day
will find it to their advantage.
A fine band has been en-
gagged for the occasion. The
Picnic will be kept up until
7 D. m. so as to allow all an
opportunity to attend the Re-
ception Of Occidental Lodge.
The price of admission being
so small all should therefore
attend and give the WEST In
DIAN BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION,
a grand rally.
The Committee reserves the
right to eject any dlsorderly
person.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
| J. w. Osborne, T. W. Jackson
G. J. Nickolas.
HONORARY COMMITTEE.
H. +. Brodie. W. d. Carmack.
|C. A. Jameson. E. T. Lewis.
liz. L. White. G. A. Hughes.
Henry Williams.
OAKLAND.
Floyd Butler. II. S. Morris.
u. G. Day. J. f. Blackson.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
IW. W. Tally. G. W. Wilson
J. V. Campbell.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-07-30

4
II In districts where colored childre
J are few, however, and where non
of the race are competent to teach
| the unfortunate young people ar
subjec ted to numerous indign itie
such as being put in separate classes
reminded of imaginary inferioritJ
and so forth, which as the feeling Of
indignation and consequent hate,
generates in their young minds leads
to permanent suspicion and tends
to widen the breach between the two
races.
The futile attempts of General c..
S. Bentley at debarring the Colored
Troops from participating in the In
terBational Drill is but one of the
many contemplate acts ofsnobbish-
ness which are daily being perpetra-
ted in the United States by high
toned republicans. These occurr-
ences are so numerous in fact, that
it is unnecessary to refer to more
than one of them, and having
dwelt at some length upon the
White side of the question, we will
take a glance at the Colored, and
consider how to certain extent the
Colored People, that is some of them
are though unintentionally so, as
much to blame for the estrangement
of the two races, as those whose OBJ
iect it is to give the one a social ele-
vation above the other.
One instance of this class also,
will be sufficient, and as in the for
mer case, our readers colored and
white, will doubtless be able to rec
ognize in it, a duplicate of many
men, and organizations of men with
whom they are acquainted. Thomas
Fortune, editor of the New York
Freeman, a colored organ, full of
worthy philanthropic intentions for
the amelioration of his race, has
commenced to organize the Afro
American League, which in addition
to improving the condition of the
Race, has for it's object the holding
thereof to an independent note,
which is nothing more nor less than
the breach, separating the
and exercise of equal
franchise rights, in fact, renewing,
that Color Line which it
is, and for years past has been, the
study of eminent men of both races
to obliterate, and which in the north
at least, they had, assisted by the
wear and tear of advancing ciyiliza-
ton, almost succeeded in doing.
This is a cosmopolitan country,
whe all races shoule loose their iden-
dity, and until the Colored Race are
satisfied to do that, they will them
selves endorse the hateful Color
line in the North, which is forced on
them by their White brethern.
In the South.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-07-30

Information ot general int st will be thankfully
received Irnm any part pf State. All communi-
cations fur pnbiirai OH ~ accompanied with the
name the writer VIII receive proper attention
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-07-30
SOUFH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD.

Passenger Trains leave Station. foot OF Market
street. south side, at
a m A. NJ every Sunday Excursion Train 70
S.UU San Jose Boulder Creek Big Trees and
santa Cruz Returning, arrive in San Francisco
8:05P.M.
o oa A. M. daily, for Aivarado. Newark, Centre
O.OU Vile, Alviso, SAINTS Clara, Ban JOSE, Los
Gatos. Wrights, Glenwood, FELTON,, Big Trees.
SANTA CRUZ and all Way Stations
q oA p NJ. texcept sunday, Express:
Z.,0U Eden AIvarado Newark, Centrevillo, al
yiso. Agnews Santa Clara. SAN JOSE, Los datos,
and all Stations to SANTA CRUZ.
i oa r. NJ. daily, for SAN JOSE, Los Gatos ana
f.OU intermediate points.
Or EXCURSIONS to SANTA CRUZ and BOUL-
DID DER CREEK, and 50 50 to SAN JOSE. On
SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS. to return on Mon
DAY, inclusive.
s1.76 to SANTA CLARA and SAN JOSE ana
return. SundA Js only.
$500 to Boulder Creek, Big Trees and Santa
Cruz and return. Sundays only.
$50 i. M. and $50 r. NJ. trains connect with
trains at San Jose for New Aims aafaf
Almaden Branch.
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-07-30

FROM SAN FRANCISCO DAILY,

FROM SAN FRANCISCO DAILY.
To EAST oAKLAND-*6.oO, $50. TOO, 7.3O. 500.
$780, 900, $40, 00 1890. 11.00, II. 80 l2.00,
1890, LOO, 80, 200, 230. 800, $50 400 4-S1'
500 $50, 600, 80, TOO, 500, 900, 1000. ll.oo
12.00.
TO 23p AVENUE, EAST OAKLAND-Same as 'eFo
East Oakland until $50 p. NJ, inclusive, also
at 9 go p. NJ.
TO FRUIT vALE-*6 90, Gao, TOO. 7.30. 500,
$50, *23o. $50, 400, 4.3o. 500, $50, o.oo'
$50, 900.
To FRUIT VALE (via Alameda1- $50, TOO, i2.uo
To ALAMEDA-*600, It. 80. 90, ~ 30, 90, *8. 80
9OO g 3d. 10G0 t1o30, IL 80 I'll 80. IL 90, f12 ~
100 II 80 200, IL 3O 800, $3.50. 400, 4.s0, 800
$50, 800, $50, Z 90, s.Oo 900. 1000, 1l.oo, l2Oo
To BERKELEY-*6.Oo. *6 80. Z co. *7.5O, 8 90. .s 80
9O0 $780, 10 co. t10.30 II 90, al 80. 1900, tl2 20
loo, 41.30 200. 1890. 800. $50. 400, 4.5o. oU w
$50. 800, 80. TOO, 500, 90, 1000, II 90, 12oc
To WEST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES as '.To Berkeley
San Francisco vindicator., 1887-07-30

II you are affic ted with rheumatism, neuralgia,
nervous exhaustion. dysdepsia, or with diseases
of the liver, kidneys, headache or cold feet.
swollen or week ankles, or swollen feet, an
ybdominal Belt and pair of Magnetic Foot
batteries have no superior in the relief and cure
of all these complaints. They carry powerful
magnetic force TO the seat of the disease.
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San Francisco vindicator., 1887-07-30
s0NQMA VALLEY RAILROAD.

cyTEAMER JAMES NJ DONAhUh LEAVES SAN
y Francisco and connects with trains at Sonoma
Landing as follows:
4 O,AP NJ daily (Sundays excepted). from wash
Il sOU ingt tonstreet wharf for the town OF Sonoma
Glen Ellen aud way points. Returning. arrives IN
San Francisco at 800 A. NJ
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
or A. NJ (Sundays only), from Washington
81 . street Wharf for the town OF Sonoma, Glen
Ean ana way points Returning arrives In San Fran
cisco at o1 PM Roundtrip tickets to Sonoma, u;
to Glen Ellen. xl.50.
H. c. WHITING. Superintendent
pETRP + MoGIYNN, Gen Pass Il Tkt. Agt.
ryy- Ticket offices at Ferry and No. New Mont
gomeryand u Montgomery 81
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
(PACIFIO SYSTEM.l

TRAINS LEAVE AND ARE DUE TO ARRIVE
AT SAN FRANCISCO.